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The General Secretary’s coffin, draped in the national flag, is borne by a horse-drawn carriage, with a cannon in tow, in a solemn procession. Crowds gather along the main streets, paying their final respects as the funeral procession marches by, honoring the late Party leader. Mourners gather to catch a glimpse of the leader’s coffin, draped in the national flag, as it is transported by hearse to its final resting place. Hanoians queue to bid a sorrowful farewell to the late Party leader as the coffin proceeds through the city’s major streets. Mourners from neighboring provinces, including Bac Ninh, Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, and Hung Yen, join the procession to pay their respects. The crowd stands in somber silence, bidding their final goodbyes to the beloved Party leader. Grief and sorrow are etched on the faces of the mourners as they hold portraits of the much-loved and respected statesman. Military officers render a...

Dang Thi Phuc, 92, the General Secretary’s former primary school teacher, attends the National Funeral Hall in Hanoi. Dang Thi Phuc, visibly moved, expresses her condolences. Mourners from across the nation gather at the National Funeral Hall in Hanoi to grieve the passing of the beloved Party leader. Nguyen Thi Tuyet and her poem, a heartfelt tribute to the Party chief. Mourners pay their respects. Security personnel assist those who have come to bid farewell to the Party leader. Students from a Hanoi secondary school gather to pay homage to General Secretary Trong. The nation grieves as one. Stories, images, and sayings of the Party leader are shared across media and social media platforms, and at workplaces. One student shares that it feels like losing a family member. In Ho Chi Minh City, a diverse crowd from the city and other southern localities gathers outside the Thong Nhat Hall in District 1 to pa...

Barriers were set up by authorities to guide mourners and prevent congestion. Though birth, aging, illness, and death are inevitable, the passing of the General Secretary is a profound loss for all Vietnamese. People gather to express their condolences and pay their respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. Mourners maintain a somber atmosphere, believing that Vietnam has lost a highly respected and capable leader. Le Thi Nhung, 80, arrived early, holding a newspaper with details of the State funeral. She sat in the flower garden, waiting to bid farewell to the beloved Party leader. People quietly enter the funeral home to pay their last respects to the top leader. Many could not hold back their tears during the emotional ceremony. Thousands gather as the Party leader’s body lies in state, paying their final respects. In Ho Chi Minh City, thousands line up at the Thong Nhat Palace to mourn t...